After $75,000, Money Can’t Buy Day-to-Day Happiness

MONDAY, Sept. 6 -- Money can help buy happiness -- at least if you're bringing in about $75,000 a year, new research shows.

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Cramer’s ‘Mad Money’ Recap: Stock Market Survival School

Search Jim Cramer's Mad Money trading recommendations using our exclusive Mad Money Stock Screener and watch Jim Cramer's Mad Money Post Game video exclusively on TheStreet.com. Editor's note: This article was last published on April 19, 2011. ...

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Saving WI cricket from further decline

Disentangling the continuing conflict between the West Indies Cricket Board and the West Indies Players Association is a necessary and very challenging assignment for a group of Caricom leaders, themselves stricken by unending underachievement within their own integration movement.

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Saving money — Commission cites cost-cutting concepts

BY CHELSEA JENSEN | WEST HAWAII TODAY Collecting on delinquent accounts, charging more fees, curbing property tax abuse and reviewing procurement and employee contracts are just a few avenues proposed by a commission tasked with reducing the cost of our island's government.

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Saving Reno’s Wedding Chapel Industry

Some creative ideas the industry is looking at to help bring in more lovebirds.

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New York Selects JPMorgan, Vanguard for College Savings Plans

New York picked JPMorgan Chase & Co. as investment manager of its college savings plan sold through advisers, keeping Vanguard Group Inc

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Saving History in the City of Homes

Last week, City Hall signaled that Springfield was moving into a post-tornado "rebuilding phase." Almost four weeks to the day after the June 1 storm that ripped through the city, Mayor Domenic Sarno officially kicked off a new "public/private" rebuilding effort led by former School Committee ...

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The pros and cons of thrift savings plans

As an active duty Marine, I'm eligible to contribute to the thrift savings plan. What are its pros and cons, and how should I take advantage of it

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Thrift savings plans: 401s for federal employees

As an active duty Marine, I'm eligible to contribute to the thrift savings plan.

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Savings seen in Massachusetts’health care reform

A deal between House and Senate leaders on municipal health care reform would give cities and towns the option to make unilateral plan design changes to employee health coverage after an expedited 30-day bargaining window so long as 25 percent of the achieved savings are redirected back to employees.Mat

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